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If you have actual data you can take the derivative of the curve and see you're on the S curve with a lot of confidence by the time you hit the middle and long
by oblvious-earth 5y ago
If you have actual data you can take the derivative of the curve and see you're on the S curve with a lot of confidence by the time you hit the middle and long before the plateau: https://miro.medium.com/max/700/1*6A3A_rt4YmumHusvTvVTxw.png https://miro.medium.com/max/700/1*6A3A_rt4YmumHusvTvVTxw.png
- solveit 5y agoEven small errors in measurement will greatly change the location of the projected plateau so this is not usually useful in practice.